Oxford Quantum Circuits

HQ
Reading, England
129 Total Employees
Year Founded: 2017

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As a Quantum Engineer, you will design, build, and optimize quantum processors, manage experiments, analyze performance, and contribute to system automation.
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Design and develop algorithms for quantum computing, manage software lifecycle, debug issues, ensure code quality, and collaborate across teams.
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Seeking a Senior Software Engineer to lead and mentor in developing quantum compilers, ensuring software meets project goals and facilitates collaboration across teams.
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Lead the development of compiler and runtime systems for quantum hardware, ensuring performance and scalability, while mentoring a high-performing team.
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As an Associate Quantum Engineer, you'll assist in quantum processor design and simulation, support system calibration, perform data analysis, and contribute to research documentation.
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The Business Development Manager will identify opportunities, build partnerships, and drive market insight to foster growth in the public sector, focusing on technology innovation.
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Drive theoretical foundations in quantum error correction for superconducting quantum processors; conduct research, develop techniques, and collaborate with teams for effective fault-tolerant quantum computing.